Setel app now lets you pay for EV charging, both AC and DC chargers available, per minute fees

Setel app now lets you pay for EV charging, both AC and DC chargers available, per minute fees

Setel has released a new EV charging feature in its app, adding to an ever expanding list of things you can do with the Setel app other than just paying for your Petronas fuel.

The list of chargers available is modest for now, but it is likely set to increase rapidly as EV charger operators would likely want to tap into the large install base of Setel users instead of educating the user to download yet another app, signing up for an account and adding a payment method all over again.

Another benefit of using the Setel app for charging is you can earn Mesra points from your paid charging session. Every RM5 you spend on paid charging earns 1 Mesra point.

We recognise some of the chargers on the list as already on the JomCharge app, so it means chargers are able to use multiple apps to activate charging.

If you haven’t downloaded Setel yet, we would appreciate it if you could use our referrer code “5h9f3”

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Here are the initial 5 chargers available at launch, as well as pricing:

Lotus’s Kepong
7.4 kW AC
RM0.50/15 mins

EV Connection Workshop Parklane SS7
22 kW AC
Free

ACO HQ Johor Bahru
180 kW CCS DC
Free

Naza Automall PJ
50 kW CCS, 50 kW Chademo, 22 kW AC
RM1.20/min

Shangri-La Rasa Sayang Resort Penang
50 kW CCS, 50 kW Chademo, 22 kW AC
RM1.20/min

Setel app now lets you pay for EV charging, both AC and DC chargers available, per minute fees

Setel app now lets you pay for EV charging, both AC and DC chargers available, per minute fees

Setel app now lets you pay for EV charging, both AC and DC chargers available, per minute fees

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Paul Tan

After dabbling for years in the IT industry, Paul Tan initially began this site as a general blog covering various topics of personal interest. With an increasing number of readers paying rapt attention to the motoring stories, one thing led to another and the rest, as they say, is history.

 

Comments

  • Bieight8 on May 25, 2022 at 1:31 pm

    Based on how expensive charging is those points will be earn very fast

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  • Brilliant to see Shangri-La on the list. More hotels should sign up as a USP for their hotel guests.

    I would go further to recommend that hotels provide free charging for their hotel guests. It would really alleviate range anxiety for holiday-goers.

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